cross-border-logistics
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PT. Global Jet Express (J&T Express)
PT. Global Jet Express, known globally as J&T Express, is an Indonesia-founded express delivery and logistics company built for the e-commerce era. Launched in Jakarta in 2015 by Jet Lee and Tony Chen, it grew from a domestic Indonesian courier into one of the world's largest parcel networks, operating across Southeast Asia, China, and new markets in the Middle East and Latin America. The company blends a dense physical network of sorting centers, depots, and couriers with digital tracking and automation, moving tens of millions of parcels a day for online sellers, marketplaces, and consumers.
Nuvocargo
Nuvocargo is a digital-first freight forwarder and licensed U.S. customs broker built to simplify the $40B+ over-the-road freight market between the United States and Mexico. Through a single platform, it combines trucking, customs clearance, cargo insurance, carrier payments and trade finance, and is increasingly layering AI automation across the load lifecycle. Founded in 2019 by Deepak Chhugani, the New York- and Mexico City-based company has raised over $74M and rode the nearshoring wave to serve roughly 500 shippers including Kimberly-Clark, Nestle and Grupo Bimbo.
Trendsi
Trendsi is a San Francisco-based B2B fashion supply chain platform that lets anyone start and run a clothing business with no upfront inventory. Through a free Shopify app and mobile apps, sellers dropship, buy open-pack wholesale, or create private-label apparel while Trendsi handles sourcing, quality control, warehousing, and shipping. Often described as a 'B2B version of Shein,' it gives independent sellers, stay-at-home entrepreneurs, and TikTok creators access to manufacturer-grade supply chain capability at minimal risk.
nocnoc
nocnoc is a Montevideo-based cross-border eCommerce platform that lets global brands and retailers sell across Latin America's largest online marketplaces - Mercado Libre, Amazon, Walmart, Magalu, Coppel, Falabella and more - through a single integration, often going live in under 48 hours. Sellers ship to a US or China warehouse and nocnoc handles listings, marketing, customs, taxes, payments, customer service and returns, so brands reach roughly 650 million Latin American consumers without setting up local entities in each country.